Make-up brushes....I dont want expensive ones!?

Hey


I would love to know where I could get a good set of make-up brushes. I live in Coventry (UK) and don't want to shop online for them as I don't really trust internet shopping.


ThanksMake-up brushes....I dont want expensive ones!?
definatly try E.L.F. make up brushes, they are only 1.50!! I got some for my friend and she loves them, and if they arn't very good they are under 2 quid so not much money lost.


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these are some tips to select good make ub brusher:


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Set the tone for your entire look by using the right foundation brush. Rather than using your fingertips or a sponge, apply liquid makeup evenly with a stiff and densely packed brush. Select a wide (about 1/2 inch), slightly angled brush for getting into the creases under your nose.


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Select a big brush for powder. Test the bristles by running your hand directly across the top. If bristles come out, you need to spend a little more money on a better-quality brush. Look for a powder brush made out of natural hair whenever possible.


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Get a big blush brush. Look for a brush with a slight angle, a flat head and a shorter handle than your powder brush. If you want to save money, select a blush that comes with its own brush. Be prepared to get less coverage from these smaller brushes.


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Find an eyeshadow brush. The right brush should have full, soft bristles with a head about the size of your index finger. Use this brush to sweep base color across your lids. Splurge and pick up a soft, pencil-shaped brush to apply eyeshadow to the crease of your eyelids.


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Buy an eyeliner brush. Select a thin brush with firm bristles and a flat head. The key to the eyeliner brush is firm bristles. If you want sharp, concise lines, you've got to find a brush with firm yet soft bristles.


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Get an angled eyebrow brush. Look for one that's roughly the size of your pinkie finger with moderately stiff bristles. Select a separate eyebrow comb for daily grooming and plucking purposes.


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Choose a portable, retractable lip brush with a head slightly larger than a pencil. Use it to even out lipstick applications and to smudge lip liner








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If you go to Superdug they have a make called 'GOSH' and they do good brushes. I have 3 of them because it was 3 for 2. The stippling brush is good but it does shred and also I think the blush brush shreds as well. I'm going to get the foundation brush soon because i've heard good reviews. They cost about 拢10 I think.
Asda have a great kit. It has loads of brushes and even comes with a bag to put them all in!!! I know it sounds cheap and I never shop there (no offence), but I got it as a Christmas present and they are really good and professional.





*Angel*
you can go 2 department stores(or not) but you can go to places like rite aid, walgreens, walmart, u can basically get makup brushes anywhere
Umm in boots they have this really good range of cosmopolitain brushes which are fantastic and relatively cheap.. hope it was helpful :)
try the body shop, they have really good quality brushes and aren't expensive.
just go to boots :) or supedrug they have looadssss xxx